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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Second War Period Day Badges

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Second War Period Day Badges

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Germany, Third Reich. A Lot of Second War Period Day Badges

(Tagesabzeichen). A group five badges, including a bronzed, magnetic metal, round badge featuring the profile of AH, on a horizontal pinback, measures 34 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition. A 1939 stamped brown leather round badge for an HJ sports competition, maker mark “M.Q.” on obverse, reverse shows a magnetic horizontal pinback, measures 37 mm in diameter, and in very fine condition. A 1939 Linz SA Brigade 94 Wehrwettkampfe (Sports Championship), constructed of copper-washed aluminum, with vertical pinback, unmarked, measures 42 mm (w) x 55 mm (h), and in extremely fine condition. A 1932 War Memorial of Diersbach Unveiling day badge, on vertical pinback, maker mark on reverse for J. Schwartner, measures 27 mm (w) x 43 mm (h), and in extremely fine condition. A 1930 Schladming badge, constructed in the shape of an octagon, on a vertical pinback, measures 41 mm (w) x 42 mm (h), and in extremely fine condition.